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Women in Society: A Feminist Listnificant due to increased state involvement in medical provision, the consolidation of the medical profession and developments in scientific medicine. This has been particularly evident in work on nineteenth-century Ireland. The relatively precocious nature of state intervention in Ireland, originat

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World Saving, Prosperity and Growthat extent did doctors, government officials and ordinary men and women continue to link suicide with insanity. Firstly, the legal background, and changes, in the nineteenth century will be explored, along with the attitudes of the churches that punished suicides posthumously. This section also revea

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,‘Bleeding, vomiting and purging’: The Medical Response to Ill-health in Eighteenth-century Ireland, information in print during the eighteenth century, that the Anglophone population of Ireland was better positioned than it had ever been to engage in a domestic setting in the diagnosis of illness and in the pursuit of programmes of care.. Moreover, the availability from the 1720s of a vastly expa

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Access and Engagement: The Medical Dispensary Service in Post-Famine Ireland,nificant due to increased state involvement in medical provision, the consolidation of the medical profession and developments in scientific medicine. This has been particularly evident in work on nineteenth-century Ireland. The relatively precocious nature of state intervention in Ireland, originat

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